Camera Motion Estimation Based on Edge Structure Analysis

  • Vavilin A
  • Jo K
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Abstract

The estimation of camera motion is important for several video analysis tasks such as indexing and retrieval purposes, motion compensation and for scientific film analysis. From an aesthetical point of view, camera motion is often used as an expressive element in film production. Motion content can be used as a powerful cue for structuring video data, similarity-based video retrieval, and video abstraction

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Vavilin, A., & Jo, K.-H. (2012). Camera Motion Estimation Based on Edge Structure Analysis. In New Frontiers in Graph Theory. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/34587

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